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mr_MADAFAKA@lemmy.ml to Linux Gaming@lemmy.worldEnglish · 1 year ago

FurMark 2.1.0 benchmarking tool is now available for Linux

www.geeks3d.com

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FurMark 2.1.0 benchmarking tool is now available for Linux

www.geeks3d.com

mr_MADAFAKA@lemmy.ml to Linux Gaming@lemmy.worldEnglish · 1 year ago
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FurMark 2.1.0 Released | Geeks3D
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FurMark 2 has been released. The new major version of FurMark is available for Windows and Linux with OpenGL and Vulkan stress tests and benchmarks.
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    Awesome. I used this pretty often when overclocking CPUs and GPUs. It really generates stress.

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      Agreed. It’s great to see a gpu stresstesting tool making it to Linux. For the cpu there’s a few with stress-ng and mprime/prime95.

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        i like s-tui

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          Thanks for the recommendation. I’ve usually used GTKStressTesting, which is based on stress-ng. But a tui tool is more useful for e.g. headless use.

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      Generates stress both for the hardware and the user, lol.

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    I’ll stick to glxgears tyvm

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